Dudley's mayor and Little League president goes Slightly Off the Record for a conversation covering everything from summer ball to the city's sewer improvement work, plus several slices of community and family life in the quintessential small town.
The longtime local pharmacist goes Slightly Off The Record to discuss a new era for Max Brown Pharmacy, and how the family-owned store's enduring tradition of "taking care of people" has been its secret to success.
The veteran photojournalist shares some of the stories, shots and shoots that have made up a memorable three decades covering the midstate, and describes the passion for news and sports photography that's kept him going throughout.
The Courier Herald's longtime columnist and resident historian goes Slightly Off The Record to talk all things Dublin-Laurens County history, his love for the pastime of research and some of the most remarkable discoveries those years of treasure-hunting have uncovered.
The local pastor, pharmacist and podcaster goes Slightly Off The Record to discuss the unique ministry that comes with his threefold calling, growth along the journey into each profession and the unsung benefits of asking people questions.
The Colleen's China owner and Courier Herald magazine contributor goes Slightly Off The Record for a conversation about the china and collectibles business, her joy of writing, a family pastime of kayaking and more.
The Dublin DDA's Glenda Berry and Nichole Padgett go Slightly Off The Record to discuss recent downtown events including last month's production of "Annie" at Theatre Dublin, and what's ahead this summer at the Market on Madison.
Longtime Dublin St. Patrick's committee member Kathy Jones goes Slightly Off The Record to talk Munchies, music, St. Pats memories, mayo, soda fountain mixology and more.
On Slightly Off the Record, the Laurens County Schools superintendent talks construction, a historic girls basketball championship and the hard questions facing public education today.
On Slightly Off the Record, Dublin's mayor gets candid about grief, roundabouts, planting trees after a hurricane and the limits of what a city hall can actually do
